DIY Scooter Part 2: Range & Speed @bitluni
DIY Scooter Part 2: Range & Speed  @bitluni
Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Speed and range tests of my self made electric city scooter. A big surprise was that it actually goes up to 500W at 26km/h. Range is with 6km not that far but the batteries are really small.
Check out the first part for the mechanical build:
youtu.be/FbT2o0I4Vvk

(Fixed) Sheet:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LnSOQCFST3vVKBgawEtrSMAc6JbmQ44EYlDG71Q5tDg/edit?usp=sharing

Links to the parts (affiliate links):
5.5" 250W hub motor http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/delRCGu

Speed Controllers
Aliexpress http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/cb2KaVT6
Ebay ebay.to/2O1iC3z

5S LiPos
Ebay ebay.to/2Ia8dgU
Amazon EN amzn.to/2DlO6xf
I can't recommend the batteries I have used. They seem to have inconsistent quality!

The tools:
The Clampmeter (I love that one):
US amzn.to/2NWz5XU
UK amzn.to/2QtNWpB
DE amzn.to/2RgoNj7

IR Thermomether
DE amzn.to/2RllPdt (didn't find the same product in US, sorry)

plz share :-)

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